The hope is that Rodman and the Globetrotters can run a basketball camp for children, play some pickup games with locals, and even have a few friendly matches with topnotch North Korean athletes.

And what better way to spread diplomacy and peace than teaching little North Korean kids how to dribble a basketball between their legs with their forehead and how to pierce their bottom lips?

Rodman tells the AP he hopes leader Kim Jong Un will hold off on testing nuclear bombs for a while and attend the festivities.

"Is sending the Harlem Globetrotters and Dennis Rodman to the DPRK strange? In a word, yes," said Shane Smith, the Vice founder who is host of the upcoming series. "But finding common ground on the basketball court is a beautiful thing."

It is! And who better to try and smooth things over with a dangerous and apprehensive regime that considers the U.S. a nation of debaucheries than a dude who once married himself and calls himself "The Worm"?

Unless this whole HBO/Vice documentary film is some kind of Argo thing?